fadeout

There are jagged mid-interview edits, unexplained fadeouts, occasional surges of faintly troubling soundtrack music and interpolated video essays composed of stock footage: the blinking lights on a broadband modem, the U.S.

“There is no fadeout. In fact, the impact grows. By eighth-grade . we find positive impacts for every group of children we studied.”

But with another sickening defeat staring him in the face in a long list of final-round fadeouts, the American regained his poise and made two birdies down the stretch on a wet afternoon.

In the nineties, Sun had been a giant so dominant that it considered buying Apple, but Sun later sank into a long fadeout, and it was acquired by Oracle, in 2009.

We are not used to a song falling off on an up-note, to the chorus not completing its third round, to the lack of a fadeout.